
Hansley JulianoNagoya University | Meidai · Graduate School of International Development
Hansley Juliano
Master of Arts in Political Science, major in Global Politics
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Introduction
My interests of study include (but are not limited to): Social Movements and Social Change, Global Political Economy, Social and Political Thought, Comparative Politics, East and Southeast Asian Politics, and Politics in Popular Culture.
Additional affiliations
March 2013 - present
Education
March 2011 - March 2013
June 2007 - March 2011
Ateneo de Manila
Field of study
- Political Science
Publications
Publications (17)
As a period of founding significance to the Philippine nation-state, the Philippine Revolution (and its figures) has captured our collective imagination. While the legacies of the major figures of the Revolution are subject to competing representations of various historians, a consensus “textbook narrative” has filtered into popular consciousness....
Southeast Asia's ethnic, political and cultural diversity continues to pose major policy and governance hurdles in enforcing a common community born out of the post-colonial nationalist baggage of almost all the region's countries. ASEAN's "non-interference" clause gives leeway to each member state to respond to its ethnic diversity with nation-bui...
The current presentation is part of an ongoing project of collaborators driven by the question of growing incidences of ethnic conflict within Southeast Asian countries. The current paper focuses on countries that were former territories of what was called ”French Indochina”--Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. These now sovereign states continue to reinfo...
The election of Davao City Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte as the 16th President of the Republic has shone new light on the long-standing proposal to shift the Philippines’ form of government from a unitary system to a federal structure. At its most optimistic, this advocacy has been marketed under the banner of promising the decentralization of governanc...
Amidst the spectre of what we call the “world risk society” (Beck, 2006), what are the implications on the prospects of social movements, locally and worldwide? This article examines the impact of crisis situations on land contentions in the Philippines—more specifically, on how disasters affect the capacity of rural social movements to secure thei...
Up to the eve of the unveiling of ASEAN Regional Integration in 2015, cases of ethnic and racial discrimination have been reported within ASEAN member countries, with the persecution of the Rohingya of Myanmar being just one of many. This study is a preliminary look at how negative race and ethnic relations between ASEAN nationals have not abated,...
Why is the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)’s regional integration experiencing roadblocks, as shown in the re-emergence of racial conflicts among Southeast Asian nationals? Up to the eve of the unveiling of ASEAN Regional Integration in 2015, cases of racial discrimination have been reported among ASEAN member countries, with the per...
Akbayan Citizen’s Action Party’s participation in the Aquino administration is fueling continuing tensions not only between and among its leaders and members but also between the party and its allied social movements. What does this reveal about the nature and dynamics of leftist group participation in Philippine politics? This study is a reapprais...
This is an initial foray into documenting manifestations of political elitism in the Philippines, situated in the context of highly-urbanized, socially-mobile and capital-embedded social sectors. Taking cues from the mythicized image of the 19th century young, educated Filipino elite historically branded as ilustrados, select enclaves of self-procl...
This article intends to develop analyses on the occurrence of disaster-related land-grabbing in the Philippines and how it opens potential challenges to the recovery and long-term restoration of disaster-stricken communities. While the phenomenon of land-grabbing is hardly new in the Philippines, we argue that present patterns of disaster-related l...
This study is a critique of past narratives and analyses of possibilities for parliamentary Leftist groups in the Philippines, intending to provide a contemporary picture of political parties, social movements and their alternating/morphing roles into one or the other — and how their political activities are leaving them to overextend themselves, w...